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8 Φεβ 2024 · Newly constructed private wells in Virginia are required to be tested for bacteria as a condition for use. While not required, and regardless of whether the well is existing or brand new, VDH suggests that prospective homebuyers test private well water for basic indicators, bacteriological and radiological chemicals of concern (see below).
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28 Μαρ 2017 · The Virginia Department of Health recommends that private well owners consider treatment or investigate alternative sources if they find contaminants in their well exceeding any Primary Maximum Contaminant Levels (PMCL) as found at Environmental Protection Agency’s Primary Maximum Contaminant Level.
Wells are classified into four categories according to the method of construction and intended use of the well as defined in the Commonwealth of Virginia's Private Well Regulations (VR 355-34-100, April 1992). Class I and Class II wells are public water supply wells. Class III wells are private wells used as a source for drinking water.
26 Ιαν 2022 · Virginians install private wells to access groundwater for drinking, domestic use, irrigation, industrial use, and other purposes. Learn more about how Virginia law applies to the installation and use of these private wells.
Individual behavior can impact ground water quality and consequently, private well water. One must always dispose of hazardous materials and chemicals in an appropriate and safe manner and never on your property which could impact the drinking water aquifer.
For technical assistance on well construction, maintenance, water quality or water treatment please contact the CT Department of Public Health, Private Well Program at 860-509-8401, DPH.PrivateWellProgram@ct.gov, or contact your Local Health Department/District.
Testing your private well or semipublic well water provides you with information on the quality of your water and is the best way to ensure that your water supply is safe for use. It can also determine if nuisance contaminants, such as iron and manganese are present and at what levels.
